1. Karalee Greer

White Spot on Broadway will close for a major facelift renovation starting September 30, 2025, with plans to maintain its beloved features and reopen on November 15.

Kitsilano schools and community members will join millions across Canada for the Terry Fox Run, honoring his legacy with fundraising and unity.

Anglo American merges with Teck to create Anglo Teck, a $50-$53B copper leader—Canada-based, globally listed, to meet AI and EV-driven demand.

Iconic waterfront restaurant The Boathouse in Kitsilano will close Sept 21 due to lease expiry, signaling change for Vancouver’s beach scene.

With Westbank out, OPTrust and the Squamish Nation steer Sen̓áḵw’s 6,000 homes, reshaping Vancouver housing and Indigenous-led development.

Kitsilano Pool will remain open through September 7, giving Vancouverites extra days of sun‑drenched swimming. With strong usage all summer, enhanced booking flexibility, and a successful hybrid reservation system, the beloved saltwater pool delivered another memorable season.

Vancouver-born Lululemon has leased nearly 290,000 sq ft of premium office space above Pacific Centre’s former Microsoft location—bolstering its corporate presence and fueling downtown real estate recovery.

A retro-inspired neon “Kits Corner” sign, funded by Chip Wilson’s Low Tide Properties, was unveiled at West 4th Ave & Yew St. While some celebrate its colorful charm, others criticize its aesthetic and question the private influence on public space.